Photography Courses for Kids and Teens
Venue: Scotney Castle, Kent
More courses coming soon!
Watch this video to see what we got up to on our last photography course at Scotney Castle!
Testimonials
- Olivia really enjoyed the course and has been truly inspired with photography! From the first part of the course that I sat in on it was so interesting to learn how a camera actually works. And the results were fabulous too – please thank Harriet for sending those through so promptly, Olivia was very proud of them. It was so nice to spend time with people for whom nothing was too much trouble – very refreshing and really valued.
Olivia, age 8 - Izzy had a fantastic time at the photography course and is very proud of her work. Her pictures have come out so well.Izzy, age 9
- Today’s course was awesome, fun and amazeballs!Lena, age 9
- I learnt how to change my camera to black and white, it was so much fun!Maggie, age 10
Autumn Colours – THIS COURSE IS NOW CANCELLED DUE TO COVID
Date: Monday 26th October
Time: 10.30-13:00
Ages: 7-11
Fee: £39 (+ optional additional £8 for compact camera hire and image download)
Autumn is a wonderful season to capture colour, and Scotney Castle is a great location to find autumnal colours. Our students will learn how to use aperture and focus creatively to take interesting landscapes and close up photographs. Students will learn how their camera makes a photograph and which camera setting to use to make their images pop! We’ll spend the morning in the beautiful grounds of Scotney Castle, capturing the autumn colours together.
Please note this course will be run outdoors. If the weather is poor at any point, we will run the course indoors wearing masks, socially distancing, allowing students to have their own space & supplies.
Country house, romantic garden, 14th century moated castle – all in a beautiful wooded estate.
Relax in our picturesque garden with the glorious backdrop of our fairytale castle. Venture into the wonderful woodland and parkland with over 770 acres to explore. Discover the delights of our Victorian country mansion with its secrets and stories.
Scotney Castle is steeped in centuries of history and our team of volunteers are always unearthing Scotney’s secrets and unveiling the past. The earliest record of occupancy dates from 1137 but from 1778, it was the Hussey family who were in residence at Scotney until it was left to the National Trust in 1970 by the last Hussey to live there, Christopher Hussey.
The estate is open all year, offering a variety of walks through our beautiful parkland, woodland and Hop farm.
Address:
Scotney Castle
Lamberhurst
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
TN3 8JN
Autumn Colours – THIS COURSE IS NOW CANCELLED DUE TO COVID
Date: Monday 26th October
Time: 13.30-16:00
Ages: 12-15
Fee: £45 (+ optional additional £13 for DSLR camera hire and image download)
Autumn is a wonderful season to capture colour, and Scotney Castle is a great location to find autumnal colours. We will teach our students how to use aperture and focus creatively to take interesting landscapes and close up photographs. Our students will learn how their camera makes a photograph and how aperture will affect their final images. Through looking at famous photographers work, students will learn more about composition and how to put together interesting images in their viewfinder. We’ll spend the afternoon in the beautiful grounds of Scotney Castle, capturing the autumn colours together.
Please note this course will be run outdoors. If the weather is poor at any point, we will run the course indoors wearing masks, socially distancing, allowing students to have their own space & supplies.
Country house, romantic garden, 14th century moated castle – all in a beautiful wooded estate.
Relax in our picturesque garden with the glorious backdrop of our fairytale castle. Venture into the wonderful woodland and parkland with over 770 acres to explore. Discover the delights of our Victorian country mansion with its secrets and stories.
Scotney Castle is steeped in centuries of history and our team of volunteers are always unearthing Scotney’s secrets and unveiling the past. The earliest record of occupancy dates from 1137 but from 1778, it was the Hussey family who were in residence at Scotney until it was left to the National Trust in 1970 by the last Hussey to live there, Christopher Hussey.
The estate is open all year, offering a variety of walks through our beautiful parkland, woodland and Hop farm.
Address:
Scotney Castle
Lamberhurst
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
TN3 8JN
